SoCal wildfire sparks evacuations

A wildfire in Azusa, Southern California, has burned 22 acres and prompted evacuations amid Red Flag Warnings due to high fire danger. The fire started shortly after 1 p.m. and rapidly grew from half an acre to 22 acres, threatening structures and prompting the deployment of firefighting resources. An evacuation shelter has been set up, and northbound traffic on San Gabriel Canyon Road remains closed. The Red Flag Warning is in effect until Saturday due to Santa Ana winds.

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